You don’t have to come
as you are so busy. Thank you very much indeed.

lì
li:

hái
yǒu
shén
me shì qíng
xū yào
wǒ mèn
bàn
ma?

丽丽：

还有什么事情需要我们办吗？

Lili:

Is there anything else
that we can do for you?

mài kè:

méi
shén
me le, gāi
bàn
de dōu
bàn
le.

麦克：

没什么了，该办的都办了。

Mike:

Not at the moment. Everything
that should be done has been done.

lì
li:

shí jiān
bù duō le,
nǐ gāi
shàng
chē le.

丽丽：

时间不多了，你该上车了。

Lili:

It’s pretty late, you’d
better get on the bus.

mài kè:

wǒ zhēn
bù yuàn
yì hé nǐ mèn
fēn
bié.

麦克：

我真不愿意和你们分别。

Mike:

I really hate to part
with you.

lì
li:

wǒ mén
mǎ shàng
jiù hùi
zài
jiàn
miàn de.

丽丽：

我们马上就会再见面的。

Lili:

We will meet again soon.

mài kè:

shì de.
shì qíng
yī bàn
wán,
wǒ jiù húi
lái.

麦克：

是的。事情一办完，我就回来。

Mike:

Yes. I will come back
as soon as everything is done.

lì
li:

zhù nǐ yī lù shùn
fēng!

丽丽：

祝你一路顺风！

Lili:

Have a good trip!

mài kè:

zài
jiàn!

麦克：

再见！

Mike:

Goodbye!

Chinese
people usually go to the airport or station to see off a guest
after a farewell meeting or farewell dinner party. The
seeing-off conversation just includes a couple of words due to
the limitation of time.